The Sun. — London, England, 1826-01-02 00:00:00

7= PAPERS. iFtem the 17.teik, dated Saturday, Dee. 31.) F 'tiro. AL—Letters from Warsaw of the ut;o6,once, that the Emperor Constantine, w_tto tva‘ to have set out on the 17th, was still in t :-o capital of Poland on the %3d. The Emperor , qtiously indisise'itel on account of the shock he felt .9n the death of . his brother. No v-- k taration had yet been made for his depar ture. It seemed to be believed at Wargo - iv - that the will of the Emperor would not be made pub-] Vic till the result of the mission of the Grand Dirk , . Michael to St. Petersburgh should be' A courier from Rome has brought the new of the , n of the Papal Nuncio at the. Court of Modrid to the See of Imola. It is remarked, that the prelate of the illustrious House of us tinioni has been appointed to the same bishoptick which was held - by Pius VII: at the time of his elevation to the Pupal dignity, and that the title of Arcb.liiehop of Ty re.im partiblis, which he has bithcrto - berm., belonged ill a like manner to rope Leo X 11. Chevalier, Janhert has just received letters, eluting that Viscount Desbassayns and Rich man, who is tharged with a tnissiott to the Shah at Persia, had been received by him with the freatest distinction, anti that he had proceeded vu i,is way to India. These news, of the begin , *JUN of August, dispel the apprehensions that are entertainc.drespecting this interesting traveller. • According to recent letters from Altneria, and so k ystt„Othe! . to.m us - near the Straits, Bertrand de itititygreat number of his partisans are still at Gibraltar, where they do not cease to arm j rivateers, which, under the tlag of the American insurgents,. daily attack SNOW% vessels. At ..,I;ffp'reht. points they come within cannon-shot, Lecause they know that the fortifications on the toast have on artillery. It is affirmed that the Foelish have fitted out several cruisers. Nine highwaymen have just been lodged in prisons of Madrid. They are part of the bast& that attacked the courier who carried the. - presents sent by the Queen of Spain to the Prioress of Lucca, on her marriage to Prince 'Maximilian of "Saxony. ThiS band, which is %try linrIIPr011?, is stationed it, the mountains - of Surno Sierra. (,Front the Moaltrur of Saturday.) . I)4ivirmoNcatt, Novi. 4 1.0.---About the n o d of October, Redschid Podia had retreated to Vra cbori, to direct the operations of the columns my hien were to re-establish his communications Arta, Previso, sod Joannina : he was for bidden, by ordurs from Constantinople, to en. cunt.. Etolia and A carnet - 4a. lie raised the siege Missolonehi : the Turks remained within a s‘ott distance, and had frequent uctions with the torrison, as Retischid's detached columns had ri«ry day with the Greek guerilla®, which had been ruinforeed. Such wits the state of things on he 13th of November. Great exertions were atade at Missoloat i rhl to put the place in a good state of defence, und to provision it, us it was known 'that the Cnpitan Paella's tleet had arrived !Alta the Greek fleet had retired. A Turkish -Nnadron appeared on the '2oth of November, but not establish a strict blockade ; the garrison had received reinforcements a few days before. The Capitan Pachn had a long conference at Paints with Jussuf, probably to concert their fu ture operations. itedseitid has already sent part of his troops . towards Missolonghi. The Tot its are probably going to take sQIIIO importuut steps. Slioulis being off Cape Papa, the Capitals Paella owl engage him before he can effectually operate in the siege of Missolonghi. emcees Fus-ns.—Psuss, DEC. 30...-. hive per Cents. 90e.—Three per Cents. 64f. 60e.f.-1314A Stock, 2,060 f. —Rente tie Naples, (Certificate Falconest,yisfp—Rente 'eagl), la—Royal :parish Loan, '484 - f.—lisyttan "Ann, .30E—ts.change on liondon, one month, M. 10c.; three months, 94f. 74e.....(C0urs dutheutigue.) Ton st:ver.e.--A Mottiltly Critic . , in his no. dee of " KELLY'd Rvninkcelice4' " oloyerv•es that almost .every iudivideal of witnen he speak s wes his " best of friends,' the kindest,' pleasantettt," noblest,' most excellent persons thanever breathed." He is a perfect counterpart of that cola brited Recorder of a country borotigh, , who, on being awaked how be, liked titsMAyur, answered, that his Worship was a most agreeable, gentlemanlike, Magistrate.—And the• Alder- Oinn ? The wittiest, the most hospitable, the most jovial fel lows he ever met.—And the Grand Jurors ? They were all i:t to be Mend - a:re of Perlia:nentt their wisdom aed their know. leslga of their laws wati uneettalled.--The Constable% ? The politeat of officers, the most elegant of peace keepers ; 'they w‘lre rritxtels ef cor.stablm...-The Witnesses ? There never were inelt winieserit ; they woukl every man of them die senor then tell a faiselmot....lllo Prisoners? The honestear prise- nal, and the more rexpeetable men that ever entered a gaol.-- te ? • It was a pleasure to be submitted to his Jolre t'' he tied the theme so mildly, and sent a man to the other wt,r:i with euth tendbr • FU,,;:::.A1,.-111onitr. has omitted c qw oftire most tOuching e ,:ii,heart-atirring ancctimos connected wins the funeral of poor Neeritlitn. The noble and select coin -14,y had risen , 414v4,„P_I'llait' hat tribute of respect to depart ed and the cnnor Wen eiem; to be placed in the hearse, when elegantly.,ireseeti personage, who pretended •to be Oietionly related to the sleceased, entered the chamber of death. At his urgent entreetien to view the taco of his friend, the coffin lid was i t mea v weal with tat the horror and surprise. of the by-. etenelers t he pulled out A wsrri.'t and arrested the body 1 Mr. („:antling tad Lord Sehrieutli went into an A djoining room, and paid the debt, which, we believe, amounted to LOOl. This Nee:dote we derive from aottiothy. , (DeNtrita i';4l'it A tisthlS Agit' ()GeUtt it cfNeit IN A CHU ht;II. - rhe following ludicrees and eingular scene presented itsellto 11,e cerigregetion testier hied for Divine w onthip on Sunday morn. intlatt., at the Perish filtuGh ef Pen Untrue, in tins Colnity:-116.- tomilately oo the conclueion of the aernina, a man. who dttrinE rt.; 410-vtry, had peid greet attention, ruse up, erd After teiting srif r treat coat, deliberately wellted up into 31M rettninit-flesk sr A, Wog thus catispicnottely Oared between Minlittei and 1:1 the latter of whew betrayed evidententotions of atitonielt. ;wen...end slsrus, the ititteler houently began to :tarok, see, aril hawing thrown Off coat, initstcoat; and neckcloth, precceded (emengst reiterated re " tes• of "Churchwardens , do yotv ,duty,” " Pitil down, "-Turn blir. out," &c.) to .ttivf.st hinutrli of lira ;shirt, exhibiting an under. one of no very, deneate texture; himultancous L ino/meet Was oleiervahle immeeet ilia fear e:e , erdio, impelled by disgust at wise they had already wltitesee'd, or by leer of a further ex posure, with one secant tum:ti their back' toward,' the obleCt (1( Annoyance, by tvhoru the xitecuisry amt their modesty would inoet assuready have hoes most greenly violatedeuul insulted, hut not the ;sank, which, at the outset, heti seised the noel . beertedfllittrchwerderte, eolnewhat nwl enabled theim to twitter eetticfent courage cenhelden them t n undettake vi et Orrnit, tho ejeetion of the offen di ng p art y from his elevated but tgiOtiViabh; station. It Appoall that th is unfint.nAte per son holds a largo number of n3tes of the Yorkshire Ranks that her.: recently failed, which have such an efibet upon him as to clitivietety unsettichia r cason.—(4o* itiercoir-) • iluatmf Ssittimiss.---'l'hurbtiay afternoon the workmen employed in 'nuking; the reed from the top of Ed.'. ward-atrcet Ratingdean, deg up the remains of A hairpin: Vit4tieti. The under jaw wag quite perfect, with a fine set of teeth. Nearly 211 of there Pkeirtotrt have been discovered reitOnthe short distanc e of 100 yards : they lie so near the c orrice of the earth, .10.9 Wcarceli to have escapod the plough. in ail probability they Ate the sign ut wine b.attie in feudsl times. rio‘u L.e LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 31. • Whitehall. Dei.t. • The King teat liten pleakil to grata to the Rev. Christopher Benson, M:iser of Arts, the place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary o► the Cathedral Church of Worcee.ter,-void by the resignation of the lion. acid Rev, Dr. Edwartl Rice. INSOLVEN'I - Brittain 2 ing !Oak et ()A' lock maker: • T. Rrowne,Wiiitebrook. Monmouthshire, papa inaufacturer. T. Taylor, New Sarmn, Wiltshire, butcher. . C. Stavelq, jun. Leieest , r, srationer. . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. A. IL sett. and A. 11. Chambers, jun. New Bona strie, bankers, trom Jan. 3 to Feb. 14, at eleven, at the Conn of Counisriiontro.. • . BANKRUPTS. Ryland arid W. Ryland, Sarage-gardens. corn - factors, to shireetler Jan. 7 anp 14, at eleven, anti Feb. : ll, at ten. at the 'CMS, of Connuissioners. Attornies, Messrs. I)ruce and. Sons, Biliter-square. . • 1. Morris, May's.buildings,.rnerchant, Jan. 7, ?1. and Fob. 11. at ten, at the C ,ottrt ot"Contrn.s!ioners. A tsorney,lllr. Stirrey-street, Strand., . • ;11ilcharn, Oxford -street, ten dealer, Jan. 7, at ten, 21, at twelve, and Feb. 1 Lac ten, at the Co:!rt of Commissioners. At tornies' 11Ie.isrs. '!' ate and Johnston, Copthall-buildings. S."flobson and O. Mursliall, Crescent. Minories, corn fac tc...s, Jan. 3, 14, and Feb. 11. at ten, at the Court of Commie. blotters. Attornics, Messrs. Fair:home, Lofty, and W. Gates, King-street, - Cheapside. W. Sikes, H. Sikes, and T. 'Wilkinson, London, bankers, .Tan. 13 and 17, at eleven, and Feb. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Connnissioih•cs. Attorniec, ,asst;. Long and Austen, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn. J. Ore gory, Prighthelmstone, lodging house keeper, Jan. 17, 18, and Feb. 11, at eleien, at the Star Inn Lf ewes. . Attorneys, stesmin, Burn and Durant, Kiriz-sirent, Cheapside.• M. Phillip, Cullum-street, Penehurch-street, merchant, Jan. 10, 17, and Feb. 11, tit ten, ut the Court of Commission ers. Attorney, Mr. 113w:1i:ton, Crown-court, Threadneedle- treet. s: Horton and H. Horton, Kidderminster, wholesale iron , inongets, Jan. 7, at ten, 21, at twelve, and Feb. 11, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Cle ment'S A. hockey, Ham Mills, Berkshire, miller, Jan. 7 and 10, at twelve, and Fab. 11. at one, at the Court of Commissioners.— Attorneys, Messrs Drew and Sons, 13ermondsey-street, South wark. W. Clarke, F. Colleen., and J. Thorne, Springfield, Upper Clapton, bleachers,- Jan. 7,4 t ten, 14, at eleven, and Feb. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Watson and Broughton, Falcon-square. G. W. Wentworth,. R. Otioner, 'l'. Rishworth, T. Rish. worth, jun. and J. artley, York, bankers, Jan. 25, Feb. 1, and 11, at eleven, at the Court Amuse, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. J. Ree, Wakefield; Messrs. ,;toeker and Dawson, New Boswell court; and Messrs. W nod and Overton, York. •N. eavenagh; W. Browne, anti H. Browne, Bath, bankers, Jan. 10, IN, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the York House, Bath. Attorneys, 31r, B. Gahy, Bath ; and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, anti Faulkner, liedtbrd.row. A. Morton, A. }Wick, and C. Morton, Wellingborough, N'orthamptonsitire, bankers, Jan. 1111, nt twelve, 17, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the 'Town Hail, Mr ellhorough. ttornien, 31essrn. Hodson and Burnham, Wellingborough ; and Mr. W. Hodson St. John..street-mad, Clerken well, London. 14. Potts, Liverpool, cooper, Jan. 11, 12, and Feb. 11, at twelve. at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attormes, Mr. P. Avison, Liverpool; anti Mr. T. Wheeler, John.street, Bedford-row, London. M. Sqttire and 11. Edwards ' Norwich, merchants, Jan. 23, 25, and Feb. 11, at four, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Attor. nies, Mr. F. W. Smith, Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn, Lon don ; and Mr. Barnard, Norwich. J. Aldred, Over-Dar wen Lancashire, iron founder, Jan. 20, et sin, 21,'and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Hotel, Blackburn. At. tornies, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London ; -and Mears. Neville end Eccles, Blackburn. 111.'Renwich, NeWeastlempon.Tyne, linen draper, Jan. 5, 25, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle.upon- Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Constable and Kirk, tiymond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. J. Armstrong, Newcastle upon•Tyne. Mullins, Beverley, Yorkshire, linen-draper, Jan. 13, at five, 14, and Feb. 11; at ten, at the King's Il'eail Inn, Bever- 1 ley. Attornies. Mr. Taylor, they's lon-squurs, t.ondon t sitso4 111 r. Shepherd; Beverley. E.' Johnston, A. Adamson, and J. Hope, Whitehaven, banker% Jan.-I`?., 13, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at :he Black Linn, Whitehaven. • Attornies, Messrs.• Hodson and Son, Whits. haven ; and Mr. Falcon, Temple London. 0. Willer, 15irminghatn, lactman, Jan. 3,7, and Feb. 11 y ; at twelve, at the Court or Commissione rs, London. Attorne,. Mr. Parton, Bow Church-yard. • .1. Searle and S. B. Searle, Saffron-Walden, Essex, bankerr, Jan. 3,7, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners, London. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes,-and Carr, Basing. IthLoreet. . . . J. flabgood, jun., Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer, Jan. 7, 14, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Court .of Commissioners, London. Attornies, Messrs. Birkett, Taylor, and Cox, Cloak. lane. E. P. Stevens, St.*Mattliew's-place. Hackney-road, stork lirolter, jail. 10, at ten, 14, at one, and Feb. 11, at ten, At !he Court of Commissioners. .Attornies Gutty, Haddan, Getty. and Haddon, Angel-court, Tfirogmorton-strect. T. Thorpo, Bedford-street, Covent garden, bookaeller, Jan. 7, at elnven, 17, and Feb. 11, at ten,-at the Court 'of Cotnmis. Owlets.. Attornie4, Mews. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hunt, I.'rederiek's-place,-Old Jewry. .1. *militant e, High.street„ Bloomsbury, auctioneer, Jan, 7, 17, at nine, and Feb. 11, at ten, at the.tourt'of Commissioners- Attorney, Mr. Carton; II igh-street, illarylebone. J. Lomax,- Hogliton, Lancashire, calico-printer, Jan. 20, at Ova, 21, at ten, and Feb. 11, at twelve, at the Hotel, Black burn.' Attornies. Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London; and ,Messrs. Neville and-Eccles, Blackburn. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 20, W. and E. Maude, Oatley, Yorkshire, bankers— Jan. 26, W. Little and %Y. Irving, Newtestle.upon-Tyne, drapers—Jan. 25, W. Cowdrny, Gorton, Lancashire, glue maker --Jan. 20, W. Shaw, Thornhill Lees, Yorkshire, boat. builder-I-Feb. 43, J. Glover, Lecthi woolstaplcr—Jan. 23 , W. Atkins, Chipplo*Norton Oxfordshire, niealintui—Jun. 23, T. Oaraida, Stockport., .Cheshire,. cotton.spinner—Jan. 20, J. Birminghatu,..lapanner-Jan. 211,. J. Davies, Alit. elithrenn, filorestershire, draper_ -.far 24, S. S.. Forsuith, Hackney, baberdasher—Jan. 21, S. Atkin, Great Portland. street, eilytniat —Jan: 21, .1. Argent, Churell-row, Bethnal green.road, carpenter.....,lMl. 24, W. Penaluna, lieloAT, Corn wall, printer—Jan. 26, J. Jones, Malwvd, Merionethshire, ran ner..-Jan. 23, 'J. 141anifald, Kendal, Westmoreland, skinner. CERT IFR:A TES, am, J A N. 21. J. O. Johnson and J. O'Callaghan, Liverpool, merchants— G. Graham, Sunderland-ticar.the-sea, master-mariner—J. Un derwood, 'Change-alley, Cornitill, bill-broker—S. Williams, Finsbury-square, merchant—W. Rnbinson, jun., I.llmb-hall, Lancashire, dealer in ccils—W. Harvey, .Cloudsley-terrace, Islington, surgeon—J. and J. Smith, Cateaton-street, ware. housemen. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • 1. Bogies and J. Savage, (treat Prescott.street, Doodman's. fields, corn factors—W. Blilington and T. ,Nield, Liverpool, tea dealers—J. Kemp, J. Stent, and W. Kemp, 'Warminster, Wiltshire, carpenters—J. Groves and O. 'Atte!, Oun-vtr ce t, Old Artillery-ground, carpenters—W. Atelier and J. Taylor, lloyton, Lancashire, cotton apinners—lt. and R. !Backsvall, Wirksworth. Derbyshire, linen-drapera—lt. Nitchell and 'l'. Kichlertinnxter, druggisth—T. Francis, jun. and H obday, Astrio-nigh-Birmingham. ltVarsvicksidre, umbrella manufacturera—A. Pow ell , and S. Sibley, Clapton,,sclioOl mitt ttessca—J. IL end It. Tetley- and D. Richards, Commercial Site }cents, •Alineing•lane. aial Liverpool, cotton brokers-- H. Mendelstone and. M. O. Ilanehester, I'. ',"slorth, Sarrat, J. Smedley,. G. flonsor, ii. Alayfield, W. and J. Parkin, S. Dickenson„and I'. Burton, Nottingham, tacit manufacturers, so- - far:. as regard% J I3onsor and S. Hawn and. J. Wood, Woodbridge, Suf. ' folk, bunker..—J. Wagg lual T. Steele, Sandbach, Cheshire, hatters—A. and 1. Ahlett, Packer's-court, Coleman.atreet, warehousatnen—N. and N. Domett, Narrow.street, Limehouse, hiscuit.bakers.....T. Spencer and It. Innis bime-street-square, merchatita,-E. and 11. E. Wade, I'ond:in, Wed India met. chants—O. Jargon sad J. 4.4ocalwin, Manchester, livery stable-keepers—lt. Nichol and M. t'ostcr, jun. London, ship and insurance brokers—J. and 11. B. Herey, Little Maddox street, Ilanover•tiquare, haberdastiera—J. P. Leigh and IL Berthon, Lea-bridge-wharf, coal merchants—J. and J. 13. Vaughan, Blackman-street, Southwark, oilmen—J. Tomlin• icon, it. Thomiw , ti, J. , Baker, and (.t . J. Smith, King's Arms yard, Coleman-street, atultnica, so far as regards J. Tomlinson —M. and W. 0. Scott, tailors—N. Howe and J. Burch, Orayhound-yarti, llolborn, livery-stable-keepera- 11 . Thorrington and L. Helmut, City-road, coal merchants.-W. Burn attd ; l). Ness, Etrinhurgh, marble-merchants. When Genetal popularity otitis rule in Corsica, was asked why he did not marry ? his answer was, " What security can I have, that my son would think and act as do? What Sort of a on had Cicero, and what had Marcus Aurelius'" goons, Raira,. Bomba ; Lyster, half•pay 111.0 th Foot, Wexford ; Mainwaring, 119th Foot, Whitmore, Staffordshire. SECOND.iiIEUTENANTS— Robinson, Royal Artillery, Lon don ; ;Simms; Royal Marines; Wileocks, bolt'-pay, royal Marines. ENSIGN -Ll%l'Cance, late 4th Veteran Battalion. ADJUTAFTS—LieIit. Stet)lient, 1030 Alurinea ; Dickson, gaylf;o4ili'ri Rec. et, NlmisvAsvAT DEP.A . I kIENTA-1):414Ity Commissary. General WincheSter, Nelvfoulkl nil. - _ _ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—Deputy Inspecting Staff-Sur geon Sharpe, Demerara; Staff Assistnnt-Surgeon Alley, De merart Stafr Assistant-Surgeon Tenran, Stony Hill, Ja maica AsSistant,Surgeon Fenton, Trichinoir;ly, Madras ; Stall AssiStant.Surgeou Raleigh, 93d Foot, West Indies. , . .......ri110pp......... .1 he P ""`" - , 3,...,. , !•' : '. 40 41 1 I of !!"I"'irtitu, receivt d tiCts day, haVe very little intellge,,,, of interest. W e !‘ave however selected a feW para'f-. .ra , P' , witielt we submit to the notice of our 11.1kill'i 9,-1t5.urt,,.."., ;.,•. these extracts are storne observations a 0, French Editor of the Etoile, on the teport,hicb appears to have been current that C 0 :*1 S-T Akg N K had renounced the Russian Crown in favour his brother NICOLAS, but %hid; report , , it i... endeavoured to shew, have no fouttdationo , -. 'rite speech, which is put into the mouth; of the Grand Duke NICOLA 3 by this Journal, would, however, lead us to imagine that such aR event had happened, or was talked about. The Grand Duke is there made to say, in answer to those who urge him to take the Crown. "if l. havo • any authority, by that authority I commend you to take the oath of allegiance to my k less cal...the .et ;" It speech entirely wititout--metrotng,: ott.Etn. • w peror CONSTANTINE bad proviouslY renouncEd.t4 GrOWII in his favour. We are much surprised to find this little fact related in an article tievotea to prove that no abdication had been made, or 'even contemplated 'by the Emperor CONTT AN• T INE, anti is in itself sufficient proof of the very iiinsy grounds on which the .Etoile proceeded to. tive such full anti format contradict'' , v. s . to its rother journalists. If the speech was made. Cos. v r.t i :T le t i N a e ti tu ol u i must've l ea st have contemPle ^d an : , . , .‘i. of eit ; if the speech was not tn:td e, tl te Mode las heen misinfermed, and at all eVett:s it obvious this Journal knows n othing about the mu tter. We have p r i v ate letters an» trouncing the fact, end an e xtract from them will be found in another part of our Paper; but whilst this importitut intelligence depends upon such vogue an d uncertain Information us has _~~~~ ~~^ ~~~ 4, , t -'• . . ,-;.-.• . .-....- , Wexford; -- - - - --- ": - • -- :.,.'.l •,,,. tte:erte ill( ry, 1..0n- D E-PA Yll ENT of the DANISH Five per ,'' '', • 0 og ~,' Royal IL.IL , Cert. LOAN, for .E3,000,000.-Messrs. B. 4. GOLD- ---'' . SCHMIDT and CO. hereby give Notice, That on THIS and - , '. ~ i the; .... every succeeding Day, between the hours of Ten and Two ; Dickson, 0 (sunk, they will. PAY OFF. at Par, - with the kiAlAr. ~ : . YEA RIX DIVIDEND duo this Day, those BONDS-off the , . • ', : above LOA Zip. , ' hich arc in Pounds Sterling, so that' the '..- •'"'•:-, ~• , fkldsia al Lhe samet t iviS i l be entitled to paythentin the mauler ', •: l'• • ',' o ‘ mmissary- Al f i c : lZOr t. ng I That in to saf- - P . . • . eoe, .• . " 'older of a Bond Letter A ee,loo, will receive £lel 16 U ~ . ! Hill, Ja- ' - ' " - B 230, . ditto `2sti 5 0 ":1 1 ,.' C reio, ditto lii2 'lO U la.lras ; . i ),- I) 1000, - •ditto 102 e U U ;utiles.•. , oi • Le: i Mesta& B. A• Goldschmiat and Co. al‘crgive Notice, that they will at the fame_ tune PA Y OFF the BONDS of the , P above LOAN, 1711iCil -ate in Marks leanco t and that; as the price of Standard Silver 'WA 5 yesterday 601 Pence per Ounce. .- '. . the Holders of such Bends will - be entitled io receive, and will • .e. ,'• ' as prevailed be paid as follows, viz.- • . arid smaller For each Bond Lean' E Banco Marks 14t0 Making erianean, to with the Divielend Banco Marks 1.135 •, £lO3 18 4 5 ' - ..., 11 , .. !s not appear For each Load Letter F Banco 31arks 2800 nit king '-• ' • ,e,, :air harbour, with the Dividend Banco Marks 2870 -*- !11 16 8 ,• -' . , be speedily It is requisite that the Bonds, with Lists thereof. nameri- • - -i, tiination has call} , arranged, and hi which the Names and Addresies of the . ' Parties claiming are stated, be l e ft O ne D a y p rev i ous to p•LY- ..',.'. ' . Monday, the bent, in order that they may he properly examined. ,- • ....e‘ the outward- Fo. 0, Great St. Helen's Passar,-e, Ijishopsgate- ' . ~- all proceed- st ree t, 31 st December, 1825. , the Camgow ..................,.......-..........-..,—.............-..,.............,...,..................0..i . , ' :he Tribune; : it i rb l y t e i:t eit l i e? lr l p:l‘o f),r : 4 ** For London Illarkets,see the Th andfo ird, r ' , Liountry Markets, see the Fourth Page. etleseent ship - -el.-- Governor Sir _ ,• / . PRICE OE STOCKS TIIIS I) A v t T ()NE WEI.00IL• . , :•., ither passer). Bvi e l l ! , i , ...•ft e , t );_k 11 . 01• • ..Ipe , r. ('eat. Cons. Old annuities ............... -- . ~ .. t i s d y .p , di tr ti la tlt survey a v.il , lge : 81ii. New Ditto . ................ - *.!••• -, re.Bill))10001.1;p1.4 2 S 4 pm. ii per e enr. ;unoni . , lately Ditto Red ey were taken . e , 4 per t ent. :New - .4f an.ess and at. , Ilan': 1 on:; Ann. - - , 141 1 ...lolboeeee-e-ee, _...:_......_......._......„.... _ .. 1.,,u8 rur it CC I. led diem with ii. - _,•, Ze,"pA - '.t" ' a - ' • Ai tti: eet ar cTiiii:t s i_ o l: .l t t il iks lon ea t s l, tocit 7lO pn_i. 1 Cons. fur A:et. 1 .. fe e.sted to state _ . • , 895 89; Ditto - DDl Dli tt t o : SsErlviCiritliied :41 per '4:7; • . • Ist :he Governor -: PRICES OF FOLLEION FUNDS AIAT 04 F. OCLOCK. ...1 ' i.i; !4t gratitude,. Alietrian Bds 51)er cent-. - Mexican Scrip is, perhaps, Brazilian llds - - Neapolitan, b per cent. ... -- • .1• - ; :•'- ri nof the kind- - .. ... - Neapolitan do. 1824 • - :' . ') . P P o ru r t s u s b i v a l n i e , s e 5 p n e u r hd curt. words, which - 41 4 4 • ',.. 4 Le angels, not ri menc -4 Ayters Lida - --. e ie • : 1 rid family are C eo li i i a li l al u lfi n l i s id t ,, l per cent..., -,_ nie 3 tY's Yaelit 'Do. do. 1824 ... ($24 3 . 2/ 3 Ditto New -- .: : - Danish, 6 per cent. - Russian, New e S per et. BO NI ..;ie, ..‘ the following D0..1825 ,t,f:r, inst. : t3teek B u i s - )11,-and Jahn Do. 1825 ...... ... 11 ex. div. French Itentes,s p. c. -f, -I:- - ;•ee I .; 1 C. Croker, Do. 1825 ,. . 1. :. 1c 7 9 6uatimala .Mope' John- mexican Bds • 0 6 F ri gi:I . 4 ii- t p :E a e rrlayz -- - - - - : -, ii,IT Aliningo Exchange 3 P oeer) cent.:m opc:KI:. , - ---- ff . :--. ": : . : • 1 ;;' • - .--I--- Exchange .., ...f. -c. - t ' '. .Bond, and rl 0,, W. H. ii Famatina Mining Company •• • .. - -• -• 271. - ~. ,:s 1 ion, H. A. * * Per , • ,.,5 ;4 .1 , 4 1 'ff e ''... • - ‘ l-'.) ,... ill, V. llornby, Anlo-Mexican Mining Company , :.": 1 3 r e . a C y r e i l s , pi A n : c A a n s g te lo it t ) : a h n il d ia E n i l l tl pi i th ni o ng sa C n o t i o n 1 ) 1. ,. pe o . wse, A. Chaim' Mining Company .1. - 34 ' Pitilorticl, . Hibernian Mining Company• ' r e service), Pasco Peruvian Alining Company N . s tar ; 2s, ',potesi La PazandPerovian Mining Association .., Zi ~ ~. ;, ,''-'.,. ' 1 : L ; omen:nub Royal Irishs Mining Company ee • - , . -- '''' - i• ( 1 4. i; Lieute-- New United Mexican Mining Company ,", /0 ) the Prince it ustrallan Company , _ - ! - iver..s e e e d a te ; Mexican Company . 11 ''; • • : superb . ....- • l ''''', et hßomel, ~,-„... • , etitit:triw MAII.S. im `, l rge Ken- •'". •• ' -::it-. '. '4"r. alliston, Annivru.. 11 -I ' 4 ' ' , ''';'" l ll'. l. • ' the rank Goerosey and Jersey - 2 • 0 - '''' Y, - :i, ; .. .. I b , rl ' and 3lr. Lisbon •, - • . „ 0 I . ~.I . 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AIO.N DAY I: V" E .V . l A r G, Jil NUA RY 2, 18-:`,%.t." 4 ....... ' : '.' ,o ' ‘ 4 . missioned cont. ..„.. :'...,:....4 - I . l•' ', ""-- - • - ..464 , ' , 1 , r::4 • Wytainci, urs i er, -.- .., va.....arair,.........astaiwassernos.,..v.r.......riposums , _ ~,_ . 4..,, , y.,,..:...„ . nanent flag i .in NY ...• Lave 31st , a pri + ate I.4tur from .lode, tht . i .:i r - . ,. . *7:. .-,.. intended t I: eve ' k . 11-q,...7, ) earl}, Cotton eve! th.- 30t,11 oli. which Siat4' . that itite11i . P'11 . ct'e11e .. 4 , .... , , ,, „ : 4, ; - :' ..7, tier l'ort Ittlyal. l' f;10 ; : ;-1 ": (. . --.. tr • fees-: . . . . , . •• speeta6le ' l'_, r" important nevpi curries from a.. vary re sorry to I) 4 l',. l:i n ii7 2.l : ' i l i v i 7 • l f i ', I l l ie ll ;'. ° 11 L I C :1 -1. 4.1 1.1 : -II C I. t ( : ) : ll l.l ll N u T ll l l N Cn i t . "*"7. t ' :; '' .i,. : . - ..i . suslientieu • e i r . 1 it is expe '..,1.1 source al Paris, and we g ive t evithout comment. ROYAL NAVY, &c. tenant, be purchaie, vice Thrown, promoted ; John Auhijo t Gent. team Ensign, by plot:base, fulth Ditto—httwartt 1)1%m, (4 , 11 t. t131)4 E l3 s l o, by purchase.; yiee tqtpointed to I.lle3jtit 6 ith Ditto—To .bc Lieutenants; by purchaser ham Anderson, Gent. vicalioodroan, appointed to 2 7 7th Foot ; John 11rilliam Cross, Gent. - 67cli Ditto—Ensigti Stephen. William Wybrants, frcan the 20th Foot, to be ensign., !ice Chiat, who Nit:bonzes. 7.4 th Diito.—.linnes Stewart, (tient., to bJ, Lasign„,, -chase vice llowthorto,„ v;bart.tirCS. r TirtViattse--,,Eakiturs. cadeeod, „Eresipit i , fr ~ the 27th Foot, to be bleiotottnt, v Ocoee& !.51 011th Ditto-1,3..01011mi E , iward every, aiu, tha h ay. to be Lievitentitit, Arthur titoeller,wbo excluvo n, IC' ceiding the differei4.: ; •cT, (17th Ditto—K*oi :tLitottenant4;dooel 'Thomas • inter Blair . to'he . Lien • vs: t 13r.own dreenseilt ) t• William Slade to bersiajor, tice. Blair re,.l,lut , 1; luirtl Waller to •be CaPtans, vice Gully 'Pli "41 t1 10 be Lieutenant ice At itrit.r; Storey, Cent. to be Enslejl vice Thomas. 811th Ditto, Lieut. Alereb3m B. Taylor to be CLIP ain, vitae Redmond. th•certsed ; Er.signyliornas Pregdergast to be Li o te trent, vice Taylor ; .1. Graham, from Vointitver *s3tli FOUt,',o be Ensigo, vice Pbendergast. 91st Ditto, Lieut. John James Snodgreas, from •the 313th Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice ©'Doherty, dis missed the serv•,•. UV Ditto, Captain John Dawn), 'from billf-1 12 1! 83th Foot, to he Captain, vice Samuel NVaynionth, who exchanges. -• 011. Duto, Lieut.• Charles Smith, from the 25th Foot, to be 'Captain by pitrchuee, vice Fanecart, oppointed to the Ilth Dragoons. 97th Ditto, Captain Richard Giles, from the 6lat Foot, to be Major, by purchast., vice Paterson promoted. 2il West India It:violent, Ensign Alexander Torrikias to. be Lientenat, by perch ou, vice Glover, promoted. Ceylon Regiment. I,leutenant John Ai/tinwaring to be Cap., lain, vice Campbell, deceased; Second Liettienant Cosby Warburton to be First Lieutenant, vice Alainwaring ; John Frederick Garta . 13raybrooke, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice M'arlairton. •Royal African Colonial Corps,,Ensign Ethelred Hawkins to be Lieutenant, vice Oxley; deceased; Charles Wm. 111urray, (lent. to be Ensign, vice Ilawkina. • BnEvEw—lllajor Chum Berme, of, the 2d Life Guards,' to be , Lieut.-Colonel in the Army ; Lieutenant' George Duncan Drummond, Garrison , Adjutant at Chatham, to have the rank of Captain while t4o employed. STAFF--lifiSpitALNl4te James Geddes, to be m a i d t a et-surgeon to. the Forced, vice TcaVan, dceeitseil. To be HosPital-Assiataiits to the rageeta i Thomas. Atkinson, M.D. Vice Taylor., promoted t Robert Battersby, Gent. vice Huth waith, appointed to the 00th Foot ; Arthur WOO, 51.1). vice Fraser, appointed to the 17th Foot ; Crawford Vick, Gent. vice Barker. promoted. Uain a Tao rinti—To he _Lieutenant-Colonels o f Infantry, by purclime. Major Joseph Ilaterdon, from the 97th Foot ; ll nior Henry Madox, from the 6th Mager - ins. To •be Major ofin fantry, by purchase,. Captain. Anthony Bacon, .from the ,91tis Foot. To be Captains of Infantry, by purchade Honourable George Augustua Browne, from tlic tith Foot; tcl iie t u rr t t eri b t 'r ‘ a V ne n i l a . ( 4 9:r e l a w te it ttit nitth, taint let D D r r ag ag i o ' O l t ‘ i C frut r r ' t l ; ‘ •; ; ; Lieu tenant Henry Dick Care, front the 44th Foot ; Lieutenant Chan. nighttime Potts; ,frord the 54th root Lieutenant Wm. Donald, front the 12th Foot ; Lieutenant Jolin Someriet Smith, 'from the 4th Light Dragoons. To he Ensigns , by p urchase, Geo. Alexander mulcArn, Gent.; Owen Philbhs, tient, - ME sto uodernientioned Officers have been allowed to divests of their half-pay Lieut.-Colonel Charles De Saluberry, half:pay Canadian Voltigenrd; Lieut.. Colonel James Florence cla Burgh, half. pay llnattachod ; Majoi`Jolin Burrows, half-pay 57th 'Foot Capt..h.mas. Utile M a cdonald, half-pay 2p t ia Fop(; Captains. NVilliam John Iletheil; half-pay Win Foot; Captain Joseph Smith, half.pay 10th Foot ; Captain Wm. Black; half pay 4th Ceylon Regiment ; Captain Thomas Patereon, half•pay 147th Foot; Capt. tl'ilitain Galbraith, half-pay Royal Mali Artil lery; Captain James Bird, half-payl37th Font':" Ensign Charles Grant, half-pay 114th Foot ; Cornet Itlel l ard,Millett, half-pay Beth Lett Dragoons. • (Vice tlf Ordrtante, Dcr. 28; 11325. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Gentleman Cadet William Geoyge Chart Catlin to be Second Lieutenant ;Gentleman Cadet John Sinclair to he Second Lieutenant. Commitotion in the Coquetdale Hangers Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumber land. Cornet Wm. Tavert to be Lieutenant, vice Orde, resigned. • MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUA RY. EN EnAr. —Archibald Catllebell, late of Breatilbane Fenci. blee, Lieutenant.OoYernor of I on. Augustus, London. LIEU '4 ER AL.—G. Stewart, late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lambeth. CA P N —Vorbes, 47th Foot, Panlang, Bengal ; Red . mond, 80th. Foot; Campbell, Ceylon Regiment, Kandy; Auber, C e ylon Regiment, Prome, Burmese territory.; Craig, 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Coleraine ; Tregent, retired full I pay Royal Marines; Oates half-pay Royal Marines; Stir. ling, half-pay Bth Dragoons, 'Cluttleintik, near Glasgow; Me- Raw, half-pay African corps, Dublin.. LixtrrstrrAn Ts—Murray, 4th Dragoons, Kaira, Bombay; eodd, 47th Foot, Rangoon.; Vincent , 48th Foot; 77th Foot, on board the Loyal Briton transpor ; Hughes, 2d West India Regiment ; Jessop, 2d West India Belpinetrf Sober, half-pay 14th Dragoons ; Bulkley, half.pa, 22d Dra. y PO)iTA Trl 0 D ec.'31.2-The reptile which has prevailed on the Stock Exchange,. that four teill of the line, tied :mailer vessels, are. to. be sent immediately to the Mediterranean, to watch the rnotiens the-Eeiperor Constantine, does not appear founded on fact. There i.rc 3 sail cif the line •in our harbour, which could, if it . should be deemed necessary, be speedily equipped for any active service, but not the least intimation has been giVen that such a necessity is likely to occur. The wind having changed to the eaetward since Monday, the idling of war under orders • for foreign service, and the outward bound merchantmen which put into till' port, have all proceed. 'ed on their respective vo y a g es, viz. :—On Tnesday, the Glasgow frigate; Hon. Capt. 31 and e, for biebon, to rilieve the Tribune; and the convaleeeent ship Magnificent, Lieut. Mundell, fir Pori-Royal, Jamaica ; on l% the Dromedary, Mr. W. Skinner, mister, with 400 convicot for Bermuda, to be employ ed in improving the port;' on 'llintedey the convalescent ship Royal Oak, Lieut. Allison, for'llerinude, taking Governor Sir err Turoer, K.C. 8., ramily, and- many other passe». gets ; and this day the.Mitetiffe aptean Copeland, to survey in the Mediterranea n ; l eavin g the 'I weed ante at Spithead. onTblotdm4oornoinf. ;4 41 s c ei c l r e :w d o ie r A th u e r t o i r r a e , ek .laberkigez war Onion'', lately 1 o; Hydra, having wrecked on thb pf Altierney, from whette r they were taken to Guernsey, where they receiyed.the greatest 'ki n dness and a t. G ten tio n from the Lieutenant -Governor, ,Sir t ir ie eeet: ) r t oo lie d ir:l cl is o b t i l t i a tg n l ;Nees to each of the cr ew on their leaving Guernsey. five t 5, arid I:id gi '.svh°inantg wliitst on the l4ilftlilt°liavinitt Provided them with Most subacription, and gave, five raised fui diem ire requested to state th a t, for the kindness they have received fr6t )) t h e G o vern or and inhabitants of Guernsey, they feel the deepest gratitude,. and beg to return their most grateful it is, perhaps, i m p o ssible to express the high sense the y. entet tein of the kind ness they experienced better thanintitihciernkosml; which were, ." the people of Guernsey behaved to us e angels, not like men." The Merqiile and Nlarchioness of Hastin expected to embark in :Meet a fortnight in h Herald, Captain Lecke, for Malta. The Lords of the 'Attn:! irtilty have promete Officers, between the I. ( Icrober and 31st Deti • .rti be Captains—J. G. Graham, A. T. E. Leith. To be Chnimanders--T. S:ephenson, G. J, stone, It. H. Cocker:ill, J. Allison; W. Symoie J. Maynard, .1. Alundell, IY. G. ii. \Whist), T, E. Blanckley. To be bieutenants—C. J. Seirombe, W. M Fitzroy, W. Wellesley, W. C. Virebber, A. 1 Breedon, J. Sibly, F. W. Justice, J. A. 'W. Hll C. I)imock, C. Bolton, W. Breedon, Al. 31'Nea lion. E. It. Curzon, .11. Alien. - W. D. B. Lowe, W. 31`Dewall, A. Rend, NV. Clapp,. Kellett, Fa Kelly, It. K. .Marsii, and George - T . Lord William Peget is appointed to cninnlate at this port ; Captain Crowtly, the Badger (fu: at Chatham ; Captain Septimus Anibin, the N at Woolwich ; lacetenant Spencer Srnytli t ef ' Semaphore, to be Second Lieutenant of the mines Joseph Cainillen and Gordon 111‘Donak Regent; Sparke Thompson nod IL C. oth Snow, Maitland, T. A. Lewis, and NW. H. 'Witham, Charteris, and Mr. 31`Lean, Pal Lieutenant lloulthee, North Star ; Lieutenai netly, Badger ; Mr. Hunter,... M aster, Spartiate ; Master, Superb; 31r. E. Iselly, Owen (ilea& of Lieutenant, and command the 'Wizard Hooper (formerly of, the Breda). to be Purser at Chatham, vice Mr. Charles.kllartyr, decensei The Eepiegle was paid off alts morning, will pented 'Lieut. It. J. ea...th with a handseinc epaulette, as a token of theii - kerteeseate,,-ceeet which he discharged his public duties, whilst hi den of their First Lieutenant. This afternoon the collier brig Arctic, of Sul got on shore and 'slink on the Horse Bank I; net), on the let instant, was weighed le lighteri, and a _craft, end .the who! Vi tossed together, the collier , hane stilt her cat tbe harbour, by his 31aitaty'e stearn.vesse affording a striking instance of the great utili steam, when applied to nautical purposes,. PnYarouTil, .Dec. 23.—Sailed the Talbot Fretieriek Spencer, for Sheerness • Ha 1 r Num the Weeit Indies ; Doneaster, Church, wit New South Wales, (several embarked fro Nightingale,' for Spithead. The Druid, 46, bets, is to proceed to Lisbon, when she is full lit ve the Glasgow; the Java, 00, to be come Wilson forthwith. Lient. Delnie, and Mr. arc appointed to her ; she is to be the perm the East Indies, the Warspite, 74, being ii the Ciimbridge, in the command round Cat the Magnificent, from Spithead, to ernh liortland and family for itie Doult-ysirdsm HAvr.nroun Es`r.—We are that the two Banks in this town st payments on Thursday last, but it ii eXpr 4 that they will be able to resume business in a, days. I\l ESSItS. WILLiAMS, ButcHtll-LANE.—The lowing Circular has been sent to the friend the above house : " Sta—We have now the pleasure to inform you, that connexions to which our Circular at tilt- 213th instant refs arc with Mr. John Deacon, late partner in the house of Me Baring, Brothers, and CO. and with the Hon. I.'l'. L. Melt' of the firm of MeSsrs. Sam Thornton end Co. " When she liquidation of the ittfitirs of Sir peer P Thornton, and Co., will warrant our doing so, we. Pro admit Mr. Henry Sykes Thornton, and we may posaib y ere long, another powerful connexion to cot establishment. " By the arrangements concluded, we arc abundantly pared to commence business immediately, and anxious, as . rue, no longer to subject our frienils to Inconvenience, we the greatest ~atiufaction in stating, that our Banking-house reopen on Munday next, the 2d of January, under the fir for the present, of Williams,.Dcacon, and co. " We take' this opportunity of reneiving our thank' to numerous ftlends who have honoured our house with their c fldence, and also for the almost universal promises we have delved of their continued countenance and support. " We have the honour to he, Sir, ' 4 Your obligOd and faithful Servants, ' " ROBEnT WILLIAMS, " Birchin-lane, Dec. 31, 1025. "C. M. 14710-tams." , . „ tirEoll. - OP. I)YNG, ESQ., NJ.C.—Am old Gentle Mtill, now in his 86th year, in good !malt! 3(ml)i income) . touted, a• f evenings since, the following A necdute of th e lat G YNO 43, 1 • P the father of the - • •, present Member for Mitidleotp: : The old tJendernan m ys--.• When was, a young man moldered sporting th e finest exercise in the world, and I wa passionately fond of it fur several years. I regularly wart at., tacked with ( what I self-termed) a shootiag and fishing fever, which would rage sit inwardly on my nerves, that the only en tidote to abate it was either the holding the gun or fishing rod in my hands, and to start off from my house without saying a word to my family. One favourite plaeu of mine uctl to be between Barnet and Miimas, where I lave bagged hares and birds in prime style, without the least molestation. At that time the land in that part was chiefly underwood and oak. trees, and not divided into hedges tilna tiAtls, as it now appears. One tiny, a gentleman whom I did not know at the time, came up to me very politely, and asked me if 1 knew whose manor I was shooting over ? Yet., I replied ; either your's or mine (looking hard at him). Of course, then, he replied, you are qualified, Sir! Qualified? I answered I Wily, Sir, so far as qualification goes, i ant qualified to give my. voiaand nie. rest again for Middlesex whenever. George ilyng wants it i ! I The gentleman requested his address, which being complied with, I will do myself the pleasure of calling upon you soon. The sportsman requested that he would take the trouble to in quire his character in the neighbuthood first, Which. when done, should be happy to see him, to take a bottle together.— Some days afterwards, who should present himself' but George Byng, Esq. to crack a bottle with the sportsman, telling hitn thvnanor was his ! whenever lie liked to stioutover it, as the neighbours all said he was a rum one." THE ARMY. (FROM SAT URDAY'S GAZETTE.) War' Office, Dec. 30, 10•45. MEMORANDOM.—/lis Majesty has been Rleased to apprate. of the sth Feot . bearing on its colours apiabintmen;,s,e , aD ttition to any other badges or devices which may have heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the words " Vimiera" and " Busaco," in cu-.,:i.cmoration of the distinguished services of the Regiment in trie Battle of Vimiera, on the 21st of August, .1803, and at Ltutaco, on the 27111 of September, 101 g. Ist Re invent of tfragoen Guare.: , —Attglisty Handley,:tient. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice hiwes, promoted. . • sth Ditto—{met John ,Brymer to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Westenra, prom'otexl. 4th Regiment of Lig!tt Dragoons—Capt. Archibald Wynd ham Bishop, from the half-pay to be Captain, vice Wm. Hey don, who exchanges.--To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Ed ward Newton, from thel}th Foot, vice Cox, who exchanges; Cornet John Alexander ilenderron, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted.--To be Cornet, by purchase—Cleland Camberlege, tient. vice Henderson. - - 4th Regiment *of Dragoons Captain Benjamin Whicheotc, to be 3lsior, by purchase, vice Illatiwt, promoted;, Captain Charles S. John Fancourt, from the V3ll foot, to be Captitn, by purchase, vice Whichcote. 7th Regithrnt of Light Dragoons—Cornet John James White to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Portman, pro moted. 14th Ditto—Cbarles Barton, Gen:. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Duff, promoted. Ist Ite: . (iment of Tfont---Captain Arthur Saunders Taylor, from hali-pay 22d Foot, to be Captain, vice Charles Hendrick, who exchanges. - • Oth Ditto, to be Lieutenants : Lieutenant Simon IVl'Queen, from half-m, 17th Poot, site Arthur Smith, w ho exchanges ; Ensign Itegnield'Curttis, by purchase, vice Browne, promoted:, —To be Ensign, by purchase, John Lutnicy, Gent. vice. Curteis. 9th Ditto..-Ideuterant. Douglas Leith Cox, from, the 4th . Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Newton, who exchanges. Ditto--Fniign James Stuart to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, *like Doyle, promoted. 1 2 th Ditto-i-Ensiin Henry Williams Adams, to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Donald, promoted ; William Douglas, Gent. to .be Ensigli t purchase, vice Adams. 20th Ditto--i.Captinn John Windsor Stuart, from the half pay, to be Captain, itayini.; the difference, vice 'W llPPohlted. to the 22d Foot ; Ensign Ni'illiarit Child, front the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wybrants, who exchanges. 24th Ditto— I,ieuenant Robert Carmichael Smyth, froth the Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice L'Estrange, pro nuittd. 25th Ditto—Ensign William O'Connor to be Lieutenant; by purchase, vice Willisgton. promoted. 27th Ditto--To be Ensigns : Second Lieutenant Samuel E. Goodman, from the flOth Foot, vice Freatne, promoted in the 77th Foot ; Walter Butler, Gent. by purchase, vice Durnford, promoted. IVA Ditto—Captain. James White, from the 20th Foot, to be Captain, vice Samuel 11111 Lawrence, who retires upon the half- Puy, receiving the difference. - • Ditto—Captain Albert- Goldsmitl, from half-pay 60th Foot, to he Captain, vice 'William Baker, who eXcliangcui re ceiving the difference ; liospital-Assistant Charles Bell to , be Assistant... Surgeon, vice Orton, pfamoted. 45th Ditto— Lieutenant- Jernes Reid to be Adjutant, vice Potts, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant James flutc.hinson to be Captain, vice Forbes, deceased ; Ensign -Eyre M. Frome •to be Lieu ttnanl, vice Hutchinson ; Henry Bristow, Gent. to he En sign, vice Frame. 51st Ditto—Ensign Thomas St. Laurence Irving to bs Lieu, ‘ , 2:*